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A repost from @wedtm of this will insta bond it
Lesser tek prints over 10K for the developers
But one as stacked and usable like this can be what we need to heal the trenches of slops
@wedtm will you heal the trenches for us?
CA: 98fC4J983dhAbtmAMo2HamraUGhx5MQSHFnkeSsDvbUp
This is so good @wedtm just claimed fees on this coin
98fC4J983dhAbtmAMo2HamraUGhx5MQSHFnkeSsDvbUp
He is followed by so many insane people 259 smart followers - solana and pmarca plus many more and is super stacked
He just dropped his new project SolGalaxy today
xitter.gq/wedtm/status/211850054…
is a real-time 3D interactive visualization that renders live Solana blockchain transactions as an evolving graph/galaxy of nodes (programs, assets) and edges.
galaxy.solana.ml/
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I sit in VCs with Cupseyy Dior and Cap a lot while going about my day. Those guys know there are plenty of days where I'm out delivering Uber Eats just to stay humble and remind myself where I came from.
I'll literally be making deliveries, checking charts on my phone and aping into plays I believe are undervalued and deserve to go higher.
Today, a bunch of the other guys in my GC found out I still deliver Uber Eats and genuinely couldn't believe it lmao. The funny thing is, some of the most interesting people I've met and connections I've made have come from doing Uber.
I've met people with millions who treat a janitor with the same respect they'd give a CEO, and I've met people who made their first $100k and suddenly think the world owes them something.
That difference in character tells you everything.
I literally met the fund manager for Royal Bank of Canada through Uber. We got talking, built a genuine connection, and the dude ended up buying the same Porsche I drove him in HAHAHA. We're still friends and chat from time to time.
You genuinely never know who you're going to meet or what opportunities a simple conversation can lead to. That's something I've learned to appreciate so much.
But here's something I've always believed:
Never let the money you make convince you that you're above the work that made you who you are.
I don't drive uber because I have to. I do it because I never want to become the kind of person who forgets what an honest day's work feels like.
There's something incredibly grounding about doing ordinary things, meeting people from completely different walks of life and realizing that everyone has their own story, struggles and ambitions.
Money should give you freedom, not a superiority complex.
No matter how successful I become, I never want to lose the ability to connect with people or forget the value of a dollar.
There's absolutely no shame in hard work. The real shame is believing you've become too important to do it.
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I just made AI produce smells in my garage and yes the first one was rude!
Very rude!
Read how!
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Lock the fuck in and change your life. You have a few years in your 20s take advantage of the lazy bums and work your nuts off.
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having some fun with this - i built a loom TUI called carla (character lab) that follows @parafactual's methodology taking you from initial seed docs > continuations > an anthology > a chat simulator
this is a screenshot of the latter where i can run multiple conversations at once with /loom [count]
after each turn, Jev evaluates against a behavior spec
i can check for looping, spiraling, and harmful language or whatever i can define into a spec.
when it detects something beyond a threshold, the grid pulses orange so i know to check on it
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Your game deserves better than “hey guys, check out my game.”
Every Spawn game now comes with a marketing kit:
- Clips showing off the cool stuff
- A brand built around your game’s name, art, and personality
- Materials to get your Discord going
- Starting points for telling your story and getting people interested
Savi already knows what you’re building. We use your game, its assets, and everything you’ve told Savi to figure out what makes it special, then build the kit around that.
You’ve put a lot into your game. Now you have a way to show people why they should play it.
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💾 Two years ago I started working on these crazy nostalgia projects, kind of randomly, because I was bored and wanted to do something different than just build another SaaS or AI app/website
I wanted to try to run Windows 3.1 inside a web browser, and to do that properly already took me months
When that worked well enough, I wanted to build a dial up internet connection so it could browse the web, with the basic levels of AI back then, that was VERY hard, and I'd just go around in circles forever. Finally I had to find the only person in the world who got that working @bai0 and beg him to help me make it work, and we did it!
Then I started hosting classic games like Quake with full multiplayer, porting them to WASM, or if not already like Quake III by @lukathedev and hosting those with a full multiplayer server ready-to-go in your browser
And then I spent 6 months trying to reverse engineer Windows XP to run on v86 by @copy_sh, very difficult (because it's so big) and only possible because modern AI like Opus 5.5 is good enough to figure that out
For the last two years pretty much nobody cared about any of these projects, I'd tweet them into the void, which was fine because I thought it was very fun just for myself
But now with this wave of AI-assisted reverse engineering WASM ports of games and apps to web they're finally taking off, pretty much anything is portable to WASM on web now, and if you add server to it via WebSockets, people can instantly play with each other, or interact inside apps you host, it's super cool
Every game and app I have on @pieter now is full or almost full to the limit, yesterday 80,000 people played around in Windows 3.1 or Windows XP inside their browsers chatting to MSN and AOL Messenger AI bots and playing 3D Pinball or playing Quake etc.
And that was my idea for @pieter: a non-commercial preservation project, kinda like an online computer museum but interactive!
The most cool thing to pay respects to these old games, apps and OSes I think is to keep them alive by making them easily and freely accessible, playable on mobile so old and new generations of people can jump back in the past interactively
This is one of my first projects to take off that does not, can not and will not make money because it's non-profit, and that's fine
Every time I tweeted about these projects would always ask me "but why?"
Because it's really fun! 🤩
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If cryptography is cracked ahead of Q day we will have much bigger problems than cryptocurrencies.
All online banking would become unreliable. Logins and device identity depend on keys and certificates to tell a real user or server from an impersonator. If those fall, an attacker can approve fraudulent bank transfers, and impersonate institutions.
Encrypted messaging platforms used by Governments and agencies around the world would all be vulnerable. Top secret information available to all.
Cryptocurrency is an early, visible loss, but banking rails, software trust, and online identity are a larger problem.
Cryptocurrencies that become quantum proof could actually be a far safer place to keep your money in theory than a bank.
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So happy you guys love crab robot Jumper🦀! The little guy brought you all a little rose 🌹
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I put the entire game of Minecraft inside twitter.. with WORKING multiplayer 💀 tweetcraft.jai.vin/r/ti9bwes…
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This is actually so good, it kind of reminds me of Trymyfriend which we ran to over 400k
@jacobshenn just built a new home robot called 'RHEM'
It's perfect for families as it allows relatives track health readings and routines, see what the robot has done, and step in when needed.
YC combinator just responded to it as well.
xitter.gq/ycombinator/status/210…
Sending them fees through UsePaid
I've already reached out to him and going to try my best to interact, getting dex ASAP
my dad and i built a robot for your parents.
today we’re launching @rhem_labs
our family spent nearly 20 years caring for my grandmother and aunt at home. we saw small health changes go unnoticed between check-ins. and simple things, like making a call or booking an appointment, meant waiting for someone else to help.
we built the robot we wish they’d had.
your parent just talks to Rhem. it helps make calls, book appointments, manage reminders, and get everyday things done online.
through the family app, you can follow changes in health readings and routines, see what Rhem handled, and step in when you’re needed. your parent chooses what to share.
Preorder Rhem Today → rhem.ai
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IT’S RAINING MONEY ON SOME X ACCOUNTS!
There is a new mechanism to support individuals, projects and causes tied to X Money but independent.
It is called @usepaid and community forms around the creation of a meme coin on Solana.
No one need ask for the flow of incoming “DDoS” of what can be massive amounts of cash.
Last night a nice storm of money rained down on Gill @beffjezos and he got inspired.
He built a non-profit called Kardashev Research with the over $100,000 and growing rain of X Money.
This nonprofit is going to counter the Doomer Cult that has infested the wall of tech companies like sleeper cells.
Now in this battle we are facing literally BILLIONS from the supporters of the cult from Sam Bankman Fried to Dustin to Dario they want to use this cult to bypass the will of the market and the wall of democratic republics.
But this new donation tool is already changing the calculus. Last night dozens had some money rain down upon them and confusion rained all night as the DDoS problem everyone wants hit many accounts.
I got hit with a rain of support and donations for my garage projects, (no not at all in the amounts of Gill and others), folks particularly love GrokPod (code name) via this support on Pump Fun join.pump.fun/HSag/h6rn91mw.
This is a donation system that has income to the connected X account and when you follow the particular “official” coin, you will see a chart and market cap. That is not what the X Account receives, it is fees from those that trade the coin and like poly market are investing in the outcome of the project or person.
This new tool is not perfect but for my garage, Gill’s new e/acc non profit and so many others it is a lifeline of support to build.
We are entering into a new phase of how funding, investment, gambling and yes scams.
One can see that as the very wealthy have massive money bombs to causes that are designed not to help you, this just may be a power tool for the rest of us.
You can only have gratitude for support and funding, no matter the underlying mechanism (as long as it is legal).
I support Gill’s new Kardashev Research of which I shall donate time if they want me, I support all the others on X that got the support. And I support anyone that supports me and my work.
I have some surprising things I am working on and have not announced yet, GrokPod is a small part of my prototypes.
I will continue my efforts to build and preserve and that takes all of my time and all of my money. I want to thank all that support me, deepest gratitude.
I want to thank this place we call X.
I love you all.
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We're pledging our tax fees to All Hands and Hearts Smart Response, Inc.
thegivingblock.com/donate/al…
